How to Say ‘Come on in.’ in German
Komm erst mal rein.
kom ayrst mahl rine
[kom ayrst mahl rine]
💬 Usage Tip: [reinkommen] is separable, so the command is [Komm ... rein]. [erst mal] adds a soft "for now / first" feeling and makes it sound more welcoming.
Phrase Breakdown
Komm
[kom]
come
Imperative used to invite someone warmly into the home.
Komm erst mal rein.
First come in.
erst
[ayrst]
first; for now
Shows that this is the first thing to do.
Komm erst mal rein, dann reden wir.
First come in, then we'll talk.
mal
[mahl]
just; for the moment
Makes the invitation sound softer and more natural.
Komm erst mal rein und wärme dich auf.
Just come in first and warm yourself up.
rein
[rine]
in; inside
Means moving into the house or room.
Komm erst mal rein, die Tür ist offen.
First come in, the door is open.
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